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Nathan nodded. Yeah, I know. But, you hadn't. So, I decided to. Nathan turned back to the man in his bubble. "I don't want to have to ask you again. Tell me, what is your name and what is your purpose?" Nathan turned his mind to Billie. Did you say that that squirrel is that raven from before? Is it a shape shifter? Nathan asked.

"Oh, no," Livi murmured. She felt something go through her and instinctively looked up, frowning. What was going on? Livi looked around briefly and spotted her target. "Oh, no," she repeated. The people from earlier - the awful heroes, they were doing this. Livi dropped into a crouch position and signaled for Altair to do the same. "I've been spotted," she whispered, her voice barely audible. "Those people might have been able to hear our conversation, but I doubt it. The important part is that they've found me, and they know who I am - a shape-shifter, a villain. They're the worst I could have met."

Billie nodded It must be. That is the only explanation. You need me to do anything here? I have been practicing. She faced the man in front of her. "Come on, will you please answer?" she said sweetly hoping to get a better response out of him. She held her flute closer to her ready to fight if it was needed to. She liked to take her time with opponants, not rush into things and know her opponant before she did anything.

Altair smiled. "That's a cool ability! Can you teach me how to do that?"
Upon hearing her words, he grunted and slid behind the wall, taking a knee smoothly. "What are you talking about? How is your life in danger?" He looked up at her.

His face fell. "Aww. Does that mean I can't learn to do it? Maaaaaan."
After she finished, he raised an eyebrow. "What? Are you serious?" He stood. "Then let me handle them. They shouldn't be doing things like that. That's...well, that's wrong!" He cracked his knuckles. "I'll be right back."
He began to walk out towards them.

Altair was confused. "What? But...they're trying to hurt you! I can't let them hurt my friend!" The oblivious Altair grabbed her upper arms, trying to make her understand.
"Where I grew up, there were no friends! I never got to meet anyone who actually listened to what I had to say! And now, there are people who are trying to hurt you. What am I supposed to do?" He leaned closer, following her lead and not speaking too loud.

Livi noticed that the two seemed to be headed toward them. Had the boy said something? If he had, it was too late. "Altair, we've got to leave!" she insisted. "Friends stick with friends, all right? We can't leave each other. They're going to kill us; there's no avoiding it. However, if we escape, we can live longer."

Suddenly the wall blew up before them and Livi screamed as hundreds of brick fragments hurtled towards her. There was no need to be silent now. "Altair, come on!" she screamed, grabbing his arm and running in the opposite direction of the ruined remains of the wall.

Nathan began running after the two, Billie at his side. Nathan rounded the corner and began flying his way after them. He had caught up to them. "Stop! By the authority granted to me by the Legion of- Oh! Screw it all!" Nathan lunged his hand forward and a bolt of electricity fired from it striking the wall next to them. "You are on private property! You were not given access to be here! Surrender yourselves or we will be forced to detain you!" Nathan screamed at them. He reached out to Billie's mind. Fly up ahead. Take them out. As soon as you do that, we'll need to get them to debriefing.